Materials and producer prices
Global Copper Price
As of Jul 2026, global copper price stands at $13,543 /tonne (IMF global price via FRED), rising over the recent window.
What this measures and why it matters
- Global Copper Price tracks what producers charge for the raw and semi-finished inputs that dominate a manufactured product's bill of materials. Quotes priced off last quarter's material cost erode margin when this index climbs, so estimators watch it to keep pricing current.
- The figure comes from IMF global price via FRED and is reported in USD/tonne. MFG Calcs archives every published value, so the chart and table below show the full recorded history rather than a single snapshot, and they extend automatically as new data lands.
Current reading and trend
- Latest reading: $13,543 /tonne for Jul 2026.
- Prior period: $13,552 (Jun 2026), a decline of 9.22.
- Compared with a year earlier, global copper price is up 38.6%.
- Across the archived window the high was $13,552 in Jun 2026 and the low was $9,531 in May 2025.
- The series has moved down for 1 consecutive periods.
- 15 observations have been archived so far, and this page deepens automatically each time IMF global price via FRED publishes a new figure.
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Recent observations
- Jul 2026: $13,543 /tonne
- Jun 2026: $13,552 /tonne
- May 2026: $13,512 /tonne
- Apr 2026: $12,891 /tonne
- Mar 2026: $12,529 /tonne
- Feb 2026: $12,951 /tonne
- Jan 2026: $12,987 /tonne
- Dec 2025: $11,791 /tonne
- Nov 2025: $10,812 /tonne
- Oct 2025: $10,740 /tonne
- Sep 2025: $9,995 /tonne
- Aug 2025: $9,672 /tonne
- Jul 2025: $9,771 /tonne
- Jun 2025: $9,835 /tonne
- May 2025: $9,531 /tonne
Last reviewed 2026-10-01.